FoxBASE Programming Design (Level 2) Hands-on Guide

Author: Tan Haoqiang
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book is written based on the requirements of the newly formulated "National Computer Rank Examination Syllabus" by the Education Examination Center for Level 2 FoxBASE programming. The book is divided into four parts. In Chapter 1, "On-Campus Examination Environment," it introduces the on-campus examination system and common issues and solutions in on-campus operations. In Chapter 2, "DOS Operation Questions," it covers the content and structure of common command operation questions, providing solved examples. In Chapter 3, "Program Modification and Debugging Questions," it analyzes key points and difficulties in error correction, offering detailed analysis and solutions for numerous examples. In Chapter 4, "Program Design Questions," it addresses programming characteristics, provides key handling points, analyzes the problem-solving approach for each example, emphasizes important considerations, and offers specific operational suggestions. The book's outstanding features include strong targeting, thorough analysis, and rich examples. As an on-campus examination guide for FoxBASE, it not only helps readers gain confidence and improve their exam skills but also provides practical assistance in enhancing their computer application abilities. This book is suitable as a reference for candidates preparing for the exam and can also be used as a practical textbook for computer enthusiasts and training classes. The accompanying CD-ROM provides the National Computer Rank Examination On-Campus Examination Simulation System. This system features a real on-campus examination environment, allowing readers to practice under authentic conditions. It evaluates and scores the results of readers' operations, which will greatly assist candidates in successfully passing the on-campus examination.